Get yer wand out and prepare to feel old, because the first Harry Potter book was published 20 years ago today (26th June 1997, fact fans), and holy hippogriff that’s a long time ago.

You can mark the occasion in style too, because Hotels.com have put together a handy list of iconic locations from the film and book series, so that you can relive that Wizarding World magic and celebrate two decades of Potter (you can book on all hte below from Hotels.com too).

No Potter pilgrimage would be complete without a trip to Diagon Alley, which was filmed in the cobbled streets of London’s Leadenhall market. Fun fact - The Leaky Cauldron is actually an optician in Bull’s Head Passage. At least, that’s what the Ministry of Magic want us muggles to think. You can even visit Gringott’s Bank, aka Austalia House, on the Strand.

Stay just round the corner from Leadenhall Market at Threadneedles, Autograph Collection by Marriott, London, available from £205 per room per night.

Time to catch the Hogwarts Express from Platform 9 ¾ - just maybe don’t try actually running at the wall, we’re a bit rusty on healing spells. Stay at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London and you’ll be stepping right on set - this is where the entrance to the station was filmed.

St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London is available from £241 per room per night.

Ok so you didn’t get your letter and that will forever have ruined your life, but you can still go to Hogwarts. Sort of. Durham Cathedral was used for the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in films 1 and 2, and one look at its magnificent spires will tell you why. Scenes featuring the impressive building include the release of Norbert the dragon in the Philosopher’s Stone, and students turning animals into water goblets in Chamber of Secrets,

Just a short walk away from both Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle is The Townhouse, from £85 per room per night.

Potions Class: Lacock Abbey, Chippenham

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Many of the classroom scenes from the films took place here, including the moment Harry discovers the famous Mirror of Erised. Iconic. You’ll also come across various filming locations in Lancock village, such as the Potters’ house (RIP) and Budleigh Babberton, where Professor Slughorn was hiding out when visited by Harry and Dumbledore.

Red Lion - B&B, Chippenham is available from £75 per room per night.

Moaning Myrtle’s Bathroom: Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucester

Fancy going on holiday to visit a toilet? Cool, because Moaning Myrtle’s bathroom scenes were filmed in a loo at Gloucester Cathedral. This was also the setting for the entrance to the Gryffindor common room, and the hallway where a bloody message appeared declaring the chamber of secrets to be open once more. Dun dun daaaaaa.

Discover Moaning Myrtle’s bathroom at Gloucester Cathedral and stay at The Wharf, Gloucester which is available from £99 per room per night.

Overlooking the River Coe, in the North West of Scotland, lies Glencoe, where scenes featuring Hagrid’s hut were filmed. Gahd that was a long walk for Harry, Ron and Hermione, wasn’t it? Last time we checked, Durham to Scotland is quite the trek.

Isles Of Glencoe Hotel, Ballachulish is available from £150 per room per night.

Harry Potter: Where Are They Now?

Daniel Radcliffe played Harry Potter: The boy wizard who, upon attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, embarks on a fateful seven-year journey with his classmates in a battle against Lord Voldemort.

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Now: It’s only been five years since the series’ final installment, but already the ‘boy who lived’ has successfully reinvented himself in offbeat films like ‘Kill Your Darlings’, ‘Horns’, and ‘Swiss Army Man’; where Dan recently played a magical corpse.

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Clémence Poésy played Fleur Delacour: A French quarter-veela witch who is first introduced to her future husband Bill Weasley whilst working at Gringotts Wizarding Bank.

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Now: The former i-D cover girl and muse to Karl Lagerfeld currently plays Elise Wassermann in gripping detective drama ‘The Tunnel’, which aired its second series earlier this year.

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Domhnall Gleeson played Bill Weasley: Ron’s older brother who develops werewolf tendencies after being attacked by one during the Battle of the Astronomy Tower.

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Now: Domhnall Gleeson hasn’t stopped working since hanging up his cloak and has a whopping seven films due out this year! They include; Star Wars VIII, an untitled Darren Aronofsky film with Jennifer Lawrence, and ‘Peter Rabbit’.

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Matthew Lewis played Neville Longbottom: The awkward, shy, and clumsy classmate who grows up to be an important member of Dumbledore's Army and even manages to destroy the seventh and final Horcrux during the Battle of Hogwarts.

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Now: In 2016 we couldn’t get enough of Matthew on TV, with the actor appearing in multiple epi-sodes of hit shows ‘Ripper Street’ and ‘Happy Valley’. Next up; a starring role in 2017’s much-buzzed-about thriller ‘Terminal’ alongside Margot Robbie.

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Katie Leung played Cho Chang: Harry’s first crush who is still struggling with the death of her boyfriend Cedric Diggory when they first get together.

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Now: After taking a break from acting to study at the University of Arts London and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Leung returned to screens in the miniseries One Child. Next up; a star-ring role in action thriller ‘The Foreigner’ with Jackie Chan.

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Bonnie Wright played Ginny Weasley: The youngest of the Weasley siblings who blossoms over the course of the franchise into an accomplished Quidditch player and important member of Dumbledore’s Army. No wonder Harry fell for her in the end.

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Now: After making her screenwriting and directorial debut with the film 'Separate We Come, Separate We Go', Bonnie started her own production company called BonBonLumiere. Her new short film Sextant is available to watch online now.

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Rupert Grint played Ron Weasley: Harry’s trusted friend who is “always there” when he needs him. His love/hate relationship with Hermoine throughout the series ends on a high with the two marrying.

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Now: Post-Potter Rupert has continued to work in film but kept a relatively low profile compared to his co-stars. Expect that to change this year when he stars in ‘Snatch’, a new TV series based on the 2002 Guy Ritchie crime film starring Brad Pitt.

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Robert Pattinson played Cedric Diggory: Hogwarts Triwizard Champion who meets his end during the Triwizard Cup when he is killed by Peter Pettigrew, at the request of Lord Voldemort.

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Now: From hufflepuff to sparkly teen dream, Pattinson’s life changed overnight once cast as Ed-ward Cullen in ‘The Twilight Saga’. Currently the face of Dior Homme, the actor has no less than five new films in development.

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Emma Watson played Hermione Granger: A sassy know-it-all witch who goes from bookish to one of Gryffindor's bravest during her time at Hogwarts.

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Then: When she’s not doing brilliant work campaigning as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, Emma continues to light up the big screen. This year the actress captured hearts as Belle in Disney's live-action adaptation of ‘Beauty and the Beast’.

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Evanna Lynch played Luna Lovegood: The spectrespecs wearing witch who insists on wearing shoes to bed (in case she sleepwalks) and reading her magazine’s upside down. It is in her fourth year at Hogwarts that Luna befriends Harry, Ron, and Hermoine.

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Now: Evanna, who is now based in Los Angeles, continues to act and recently starred in Irish film ‘My Name is Emily’.

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James and Oliver Phelps played Fred and George Weasley: Ron’s mischievous twin brothers who co-founded and ran the joke shop Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes

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Now: James and Oliver have focused less on acting since Harry Potter, with the brothers instead concentrating on their hobbies, travelling, sports, and charity work.

Now: Yet another Potter cast member unlikely to disappear from our screens anytime soon, Tom most recently starred in critically acclaimed drama ‘A United Kingdom’ and has three films due for release next year.

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Ralph Fiennes played Lord Voldemort: AKA He Who Must Not Be Named

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Now: As well as prepping for the next Bond installment in his recurring role as M, Ralph will voice iconic butler Alfred Pennyworth in next year's animated comedy ‘The Lego Batman Movie’.